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Biology, 05.05.2020 22:12 ljadalyn

After watching the squirrels at the local park for several days, Sergei asks his science teacher the following question: "Do more squirrels live in maple trees or oak trees in the city park?”

Is Sergei's question a scientific question? Why or why not?

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